HMC CertifiedMughli Charcoal Pit
Charcoal-pit Indian grill on the Curry Mile known for smoky tandoori dishes and its signature Leopard Roll.
Curry Mile grills to Deansgate dining rooms
Manchester's halal scene stretches from the legendary Curry Mile on Wilmslow Road — a two-mile run of South Asian restaurants in Rusholme — to Cheetham Hill's Middle Eastern grills and the city centre's smarter dining rooms.
HMC certification is widespread across Greater Manchester, and many venues cater specifically to Muslim diners with alcohol-free dining rooms and prayer space. We record all of it on each listing page.
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21 restaurants found
HMC CertifiedCharcoal-pit Indian grill on the Curry Mile known for smoky tandoori dishes and its signature Leopard Roll.
HMC CertifiedFamily-run curry cafe serving Manchester's original 'rice and three' since 1984.
HMC CertifiedBradford-born Indian chain famous for naan served on a hanging 'naan tree'.
Self-declared halalLarge halal Indian-Pakistani grill and tea bar near Oxford Road with shisha terrace.
Self-declared halalCurry Mile's halal Mexican spot, known for slow-cooked birria tacos.
Self-declared halalPopular Turkish restaurant in Cheetham Hill serving charcoal kebabs, pide and baklava.
Halal status unverifiedTwo-floor Persian restaurant on the Curry Mile serving koobideh kebabs and slow-cooked stews.
Self-declared halalLate-night Middle Eastern fast-food spot near the universities, known for chicken shawarma.
Self-declared halalLate-night kebab and fast-food takeaway on Portland Street with halal signage.
Self-declared halalBritish-Asian fusion restaurant on the Curry Mile famous for Lahori karahis and a huge dessert menu.
Self-declared halalAward-winning Indian street-food restaurant on the Curry Mile with a stated halal menu.
Self-declared halalCult no-frills curry house in the Northern Quarter famed for lamb nihari and lamb chops.
Self-declared halalAward-winning family-run Indian and Nepalese restaurant in Didsbury, halal since 2000.
Halal status unverifiedModern Afghan restaurant on Cheetham Hill Road known for chapli kebabs and Uzbek qabuli palaw.
Self-declared halalCheetham Hill breakfast and desi-food diner serving halwa puri, nihari and a halal full English.
Halal status unverifiedLate-night Pakistani cafe in Cheetham Hill for karahis, Asian-style pizzas and burgers.
Self-declared halalHalal Asian-fusion steakhouse on Bury Old Road serving T-bone steaks, curries and wok dishes.
Self-declared halalModern halal grill restaurant near the city centre serving curries, mixed grills and steaks.
Self-declared halalChorlton smash-burger takeaway with a fully halal menu — smashed beef, Nashville chicken and munch boxes.
Self-declared halalManchester-born halal burger and shakes brand at the Arndale, known for loaded burgers and thick shakes.
Self-declared halalUnlicensed Salford grill house serving budget lamb chops, karahis and the raved-about keema-cheese naan.
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